Sentence examples for extreme election from inspiring English sources

Appreciation for Benedict's contributions was heard in the Philippines as well, where his years coincided with extreme election violence and a string of natural disasters.

Labour has accused the Conservatives of planning "extreme" post-election public spending cuts of £70bn.

Mr Balls was speaking after delivering a speech in London in which he accused the Conservatives of planning "extreme" post-election public spending cuts of £70bn as he unveiled Labour's analysis of how Conservative plans would affect non-protected Whitehall departments.

"The FBI has a history of extreme caution near election day so as not to influence the results," she said.

Comey had "played right into the political campaign of Donald Trump, Feinsteinn said, adding that his departure from the FBI's "history of extreme caution near Election Day" was "appalling".

Although the NPD has united several groups on the extreme right, the election in September comes too early, since it has taken real root only in parts of eastern Germany.

But while conservative rhetoric may help in the primary, some strategists worry that the eventual nominee will appear too extreme for general election voters in November.

Scott Brown thinks that Republicans should do things that help win elections but that there definitely needs to be room in the Republican Party for people who are too extreme to win elections too.

The main exceptions to this were the dysfunctional Confederation Congress and the unicameral Pennsylvania legislature, which was seen as quickly vacillating between partisan extremes after each election.

To be fair (if "fair" is the word I want) the GOP had good reason to fear that without pretty extreme gerrymandering future elections were likely to produce different outcomes.

"Conservative plans for extreme austerity after the election risk killing off the recovery again.